GobZ

GobZ is a niche adult-oriented incremental clicker that combines fantasy empire building, collection mechanics, and straightforward progression into a deliberately provocative package. Developed and published by Feodosiy, the game puts the player in control of a goblin lord whose objective is to expand an underground domain, create an increasingly powerful goblin population, and conquer enemy settlements. Rather than attempting to deliver the complexity of a traditional strategy or colony-management game, it concentrates on an accessible loop of clicking, collecting, expanding, and unlocking new content. The core progression is built around growing the goblin population sufficiently to overcome increasingly significant targets. Successful expansion opens the way toward additional settlements and characters, which subsequently contribute to further growth. It is a simple feedback loop that fits comfortably within the incremental genre. Players are rarely asked to master complicated systems, and much of the satisfaction comes from watching the operation become progressively larger. This simplicity makes the game approachable, although it also means that anyone expecting sophisticate…

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Despite being free it's honestly not really worth it. Although the sprite work is nice, the gallery is entirely AI generated and feels very same-y for the most part. Goblin units don't appear to have any differentiating features, or at least non that mattered enough to notice. Near the end it becomes overly grindy where there's not much more you can do than wait for cash to place down a unit to make more cash. To the game's benefit it seems to be well optimized, and was displaying hundreds if not thousands of sprites concurrently without issue. But what I really recommend is that if you do try it: once you unlock each station for each of the female races just enjoy those animations, and then drop the game afterwards.

why did i play this

A lewd incremental game that is very easy to play. Like any incremental game, it has no true end, yet this one is shorter than others. How can something infinite be shorter? First, there is an order to infinity. The smallest is Aleph-null, if we are talking about cardinal numbers, or Omega, if we are talking about ordinal numbers. Second, this isn't a lesson on transfinite numbers, but rather an review of a lewd incremental game. And an incremental game can be shorter than others simply because you run out of things to do. In less than 20 hours, you can acquire all the types of women and goblins, and most of that time is spent just waiting. So, after buying the last goblin or woman, there is nothing left to get in the game except more of the same. The gameplay loop is: Placing women in the dungeon (there is a counter at the top showing how many women you have); Buying and placing goblins in the dungeon; Letting the goblins generate money (you can generate money by clicking on the women, but it isn't worth it, as it is inefficient); Buying more goblins and sending them to raid villages; The goblins bring back more women for you to place in the dungeon; Repeating until satisfied; …

It's an easy clicker that can be 100% in 2 days. The game is not bad, but there are some cons: - There is no tutorial. You need to figure everything out yourself. - Once you buy maximum floor tiles, the game lets you spend money on more, without getting anything from it. - The H pictures are AI generated and have nothing to do with what you do in game to unlock them. There are no orc women in them despite being part of the gameplay. - Once you unlock all pictures and achievements there is no point to continue the game, unless you want to build the best building on each floor tile and hire the as many best quality goblins.